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So i started my period on Oct 27th . Keep in mind i havent had sex in a month and a week . It ended around four to five days later . A few days after , maybe around the fifth of Nov . I started to have blood again . But its light . It started out slow than it got worse . Like a color orange type mixed with red . I dont want to ask my mom o take me to the doctors bc i dont want her to find out im not a virgin . My boyfriend is the only one who knows and my bestfriend but they dont know what is going on . I need help . I want to know whats going on
My mom is really strict I know where your coming from, you should just go in on your own, I'd do the same if my grandma wasn't the nurse at my clinic... I just do things on my own like get the after pill or ask my older friends about things I can't ask my mom about
Is there any way someone else can take you? Most states allow anyone age 12 or over to have appointments on their own without parental knowledge. Because no, it's not normal to have your period then bleed again a few days later. The use of "orange" to describe the color also has me wondering what's going on because period blood is not normally orange.
The nature behind the unexpected bleeding has nothing to do with your sexual activity, but it could indicate other issues such as hormonal imbalance (thyroid, etc.), or other things. You really do need to get it checked out, especially since it has gotten worse.
The nature behind the unexpected bleeding has nothing to do with your sexual activity, but it could indicate other issues such as hormonal imbalance (thyroid, etc.), or other things. You really do need to get it checked out, especially since it has gotten worse.
Im not sure . im not very open with my menstrual situations . I just want to know if thats normal or not . If i tell my mom about it she will assume things and ask me if im a virgin and i wouldnt want to tell her the truth or lie to her .
Ask your mom to take you to the doctor. Just tell her you're bleeding again, and it doesn't make sense to you why you would be. There's no reason she should have to know you're sexually active. If you don't feel comfortable having her take you, can your boyfriend or another person drive you?
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